Restrictive Medical Studies Exclude Blacks And Women
May 28th 2007Drug InformationPsychology
Treatment studies that exclude the homeless, illicit drug users or people with mental problems disproportionately curb the number of African-Americans and/or women eligible to participate in medical research, according to a new study from investigators at Stanford University. Lead researcher Keith Humphreys says the findings should encourage scientists who design studies to consider the unintended consequences of eligibility criteria. [click link for full article]
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